"friendly contact" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a positive and pleasant interaction between individuals or groups. Example: "The two leaders agreed to maintain friendly contact and work towards improving diplomatic relations between their countries."
Fawcett, convinced that the only way to survive was to establish friendly contact, ordered his men never to open fire.
He was still in friendly contact with the Metropolitan Opera, New York, which initially commissioned Prima Donna but then withdrew.
This is less about accommodation and more about having a friendly contact who can help you settle in.
Similarly, the Barbary macaques of Gibraltar, emboldened by their friendly contact with tourists, have been carrying out forays further into human territory, raiding dustbins and running amok.
As reported by The Telegraph, Ms. Walters and Ms. Jaafari stayed in friendly contact after the ABC interview with Mr. Assad in December.
I was after two things: a friendly contact in a part of town that can be tough to crack, and stories from the lives of the Stingy-Brim brothers, about whom I intend to write in my book.
"Some of them had friendly contacts, even though they were fighting one another".
That said, the MoS is not lacking in initiative, nor in friendly contacts across society, including many police forces.
At first, he said, these were "friendly contacts" with suggestions that he accept certain people into the party and exclude others.
Dual Alliance, also called Franco-Russian Alliance, a political and military pact that developed between France and Russia from friendly contacts in 1891 to a secret treaty in 1894; it became one of the basic European alignments of the pre-World War I era.
Friendly contacts can help you navigate the bureaucracy, make introductions and smooth your path through the RFP.
